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[craig333]

I have finally accomplished all my major goals for the camper. Well except for the cabinet I want to build. The new project someone will undoubtebly convince me I must have. Well for the moment I will bask in my doneness Never really done I suppose. Okay, the AT can holder was this weekends project. I spent more on parts to get the project completed than the holder itself, but well, I really wanted a drill press and can you really have too much extra angle square tubing and assorted bolts? Project took much longer than I anticipated due mostly to constantly changing installation ideas. Mostly this method was shamelessly stolen from someone here on WTW, sorry I forget who at the moment. In spite a few extra holes I drilled, I'm reasonably happy with how it turned out.


AT has the holders in stock again but unfortunately only the carb2 style strap is in stock atm. I'll go with a plastic can when they get the other straps in stock. I had to relocate my shovel. Just bungeed on, not sure if thats gonna stay that way.

[d tree's]

Looking good Craig !

[Desertboater]

Hey Craig,
You don't happen to have any photos of how your high lift and shovel are attached do you?

Cheers,
West

[craig333]

Shovel is bungeed on. Check this thread for the jack installation.
http://www.wanderthe...%20lift__st__20


That reminds me, while I had the camper jacked up I did finish the last bolt on the jack mount. And I found out that FWC did include the jack drill attachment. I just never noticed it was in there until today. I guess I should clean out the pantry a bit more often

[BSS]

That looks really slick Craig. I might have to put this project on the list.

[captainphx]

Just wondering…. Do you use the can for Gas? Water? Beer? And what do you use the shovel for?

[Stan@FourWheel]

Looking Good !









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[craig333]

Use varies. Might be extra gas for the Jeep. Might be extra water, might be extra diesel. All depends on the what the trip calls for. I don't think beer would be a good idea.

Shovel is required if you want a campfire. Dig out of a mud or snow stuck. Level a barbecue. Bury things you don't want anyone to find. Lots of stuff.

[ntsqd]

None of my vehicles are ever finished. If they are, they're for sale.

[captainphx]

Use varies. Might be extra gas for the Jeep. Might be extra water, might be extra diesel. All depends on the what the trip calls for. I don't think beer would be a good idea.

Shovel is required if you want a campfire. Dig out of a mud or snow stuck. Level a barbecue. Bury things you don't want anyone to find. Lots of stuff.

Thanks. I carry a small shovel. Never thought of carrying a full size. Seems like a better way to go, though.